Flink Wood Low Infiniti Stool

Natural Ash / Embossed White

€355,00

Flink Wood Low Infiniti Stool

€355,00

Wood Color Natural Ash Frassino Vernicato Grigio Basalt Black Painted Ash

Metal color Embossed White Light Grey Lead Grey Tortoise Grey Nero

A soft and futuristic stool, inspired by the stones found on the beach, which over time have slowly been polished and transformed into rounded, friendly pebbles. For this reason, the stool is called Flink, a Danish word meaning "friendly". Flink Wood features a frame with a round steel base and a wooden seat.

In the Low version, Flink is a smart space-saving option for bars and restaurants that want to make the most of their space.

100% Made in Italy
Special prices for Hotels-Professional spaces. Impeccable quality, minimal maintenance, the right solution for your professional space.
Swivel Seat

From 30 to 55 days.

Length: 41
Depth: 31
Height: 45

Seat Height: 45

Clean with mild soapy water and a soft cloth.

The Transportation (outside Athens) includes the transportation of the furniture to the headquarters of the Transport Company (CITY) or to your headquarters only when this is possible - due to distance, from their Warehouse. In places that are far from the City-Headquarters of the Transport Company, the collection is done by the Customer with his own means, from the headquarters of the Transport Company. Or by New Agreement with the Transport Company - if this is possible.

The Transport Company delivers to your ENTRANCE-sidewalk and is not required to go up floors or enter courtyards, etc.
Anything else can only be agreed between the Customer and the Carrier, at your own risk or cost.
You can also specify your own shipping company (at your own expense) and we will deliver your order to their warehouse in Athens, free of charge. In this case, select "Pickup from our headquarters" when you submit your order.

Thomas Pedersen's designs exhibit typical Danish characteristics, with a clear emphasis on simplicity. He combines classic organic lines with innovative ideas and details. Much of his fascination with furniture comes from his ability to construct full-scale models of the concepts he conceives in his mind.

He firmly believes that only in this way can he test the properties of his products with his own body, evaluate their durability and, thus, ensure that the results meet expectations.